Metallic farm wedding inspiration

Metallics farm wedding inspiration | Photo by Made in March | Read more - http://www.100layercake.com/blog/?p=82428

When Jennifer of GWEN Studios began planning the design for this farm wedding shoot, she was immediately inspired by a local venue, The Farmer’s Daughter. From there, she visited a local American made copper pan manufacturer East Coast Tinning for inspiration on incorporating copper as a common thread throughout. She left with soufflé pans for the wedding favors, copper pots, and wooden elements to complement an array of fabulous bridal fashion + décor.

Thanks to Sarah Del Buono of Made in March for sending these images our way!

Deep saturated florals + large café au lait dahlias made up these luscious florals.

Jennifer of GWEN Studios tells explains,

The inspiration behind the shoot came from a local venue, The Farmer’s Daughter that I have visited many times and only dreamed of how magical a wedding could be there. To my surprise they shared the same dream, having opened their garden center to events this past year. The ceremony space they created is very private with gorgeous surrounding gardens, making it the perfect setting to exchange vows. The wide open fields, corn mazes and greenery were amazing backdrops for the bride and groom.

I added colors such as oxblood red and taupe to enhance the mood, while using touches of mixed metals for sheen. I brought in texture through brushed metallic linens, Ivory antiqued chairs; copper mercury chargers and pans, and a snakeskin handbag. I covered gold rim chargers with copper chargers and bowls lined in tin to create a unique layering effect on the table.

Rentals Unlimited offered up their 2015 line for GWEN Studios to create custom linens with.

The bride’s first look was soft + romantic, while the second was bolder with this textured Sarah Seven dress and floral choker by Green Lion Wedding. Can we borrow this ensemble for all our holiday parties, pleeease?